While the art world is gathering in Venice for the Biennale, we are not left behind in London as some exciting shows are going on. I’ve been a busy bee lately, which is forcing me to chose the exhibitions I’m attending even more carefully (sight). We all know how big London is, so the trick is to…
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There is a lot to see in London this month. A lot. Spring seems to always be an interesting season for contemporary art, the ideas of renewal and regrowth associated with that time of the year must somehow have inspired the galleries. While the parks are slowly blooming, the city is bursting with openings and new…
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Okay it’s almost mid-March already, and because it’s been two weeks since I’ve posted on the blog I allow you to call me a lazy blogger. Between a very busy schedule at work and some intense apartment hunting sessions , I must admit that preparing new articles for the blog was not on the top…
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Two in One. Mix and Match.This month I’ve decided to combined my Brussels and my London art guides. I grant you, not very Brexit spirited (I still wonder how UK’s art market will be impacted when Britain will leave the European single market), but convenient and not completely off topic as well. Even though London and Brussels’s…
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New month, new exhibitions. Some of the current shows in London have been running for a while now (I blame the holidays), so I was patiently waiting for something new and exciting to be released to share with you my January art guide. January is known for being the darkest month of the year, so no…
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Quality over quantity. That’s my new motto when it comes to art (and other things duh). I used to go see everything, hoping that one day I might change my mind on some artists or art galleries acclaimed and loved by so many people, but let’s face it’s just not happening. Since I came to…
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It looks like Brussels’s art scene is going to be very busy during this second half of November, so I decided to be “strong” and only pick 5 exhibitions I would not miss myself instead of sharing with you an endless list of suggestions. I personally prefer “curated” guides when it comes to culture, I…
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As you may noticed I’ve been on a sculpture binge lately. 3D is suddenly quiet appealing ,maybe because it gives you this instant feeling of closeness with your surroundings. In a time where the notions of territory, borders, and the erection of walls are commonplace the concept of space became important to me. Is space a substance? Is space…
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Is it just me or Brussels’s art scene is starting to look (be?) as busy as its big sisters Paris and London? I have the feeling that there is always something new going on, and that the exhibition programme is getting always more dense and complete. I still believe though, that Brussels has its own…
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Long time, no see. I was far from procrastinating during the last few months, but I had to face the fact that like any other city in the world London slows down over the summer. Of course we have the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition and Serpentine‘s Pavilion (on view until October 9), but that was pretty…
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Long time no see. It’s been almost a month since my latest entry, and even though I stayed in touch through my social media, I’m happy to be back here with a brand new post. I could have write about the Brexit, the summer art sales, my failed attempt at discovering the New Tate Modern,…
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The only real issue of living in a city bursting with art is that it can be quiet tiring and overwhelming for culture geeks like us (don’t underestimate the struggle). Last week I decided to only go see a couple of exhibitions instead of browsing through what was on in the city. I think that it’s…
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